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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Internetový marketing / Internet marketing

KARBULKA, Tomáš January 2015 (has links)
This thesis provides comprehensive insight into the internet marketing used by the eshop. The aim of this thesis is to analyse the eshop and internet marketing tools used by the eshop to promote its products. The result of the analysis is an evaluation of effective Internet marketing channels. Proposals and recommendations that will lead to the optimization of eshop and internet marketing are drawn up based on the results of the analysis.
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On-line marketingová komunikace / On-line marketing communication

Skácelová, Pavlína January 2021 (has links)
The subject of this diploma thesis is online marketing communication using search engine marketing tools. It specifies what online marketing and search engine marketing are, describes its tools and explains its use. The analytical part of the work uses tools such as analysis of macro and micro environment, analysis of marketing mix and associated SEO analysis. Last but not least, the development of website traffic and the subsequent possible development of this data in the future will also be examined. Based on the findings from the analytical part, in the last part of the work will be designed online marketing communication using search engine marketing.
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Marknadsföring via sökmotorer : Planering av sökord

Magnusson, Wilhelm, Schreil, Christian January 2015 (has links)
Närvaron på Internet har aldrig varit större och användningen av sökmotorer motsvarar en stor del av hur människor upptäcker tillgängligt innehåll på Internet. Innehållet som utgörs av hemsidor kategoriseras av sökmotorers automatiserade tjänster. Ett arbete för att förbättra hemsidors möjlighet att kategoriseras görs för att få ökad synlighet genom sökmotorer. Förbättrad synlighet kan också erhållas genom sökmotormarknadsföring, vilket är en strategi för att annonsera via sökmotorer. Genom sökmotorer finns verktyg som assisterar detta ändamål. Företaget som rapporten berör erbjuder tjänster både för sökmotoroptimering och marknadsföring. Problemet med företagets befintliga hantering är att det inte erbjuder tillräckliga möjligheter till analys av statistik för annonseringar på sökmotorerna. Begränsningarna kommer av att statistiken för företagets kunder är separerade på flera olika platser. Konsulter på företaget som ansvarar för vissa kunder får inte dela med sig av statistik för administrerade annonseringar till andra konsulter på företaget. Projektet syftar finna en metod för företagets anställda att göra bättre analyser av sökord och annonseringar. Metoden realiseras i en applikationsplattform, där de anställda erhåller en webbapplikation som kan användas för att finna relevant statistik. Med en kvalitativ metod samlas underlag om företaget och deras förväntningar på systemet in, den insamlade informationen används i den fas som mynnar ut i systemets framställning. Systemet utvecklas iterativt och implementeras sedan i företagets befintliga driftmiljö. Genom arbetet som gjorts i projektet har ett användbart system kunnat realiseras för relevanta användare på företaget. Applikationen erbjuder djupare insikt i vilka faktorer som bidrar till annonseringars framgång. Dock har framgången kring systemets införande inte kunnat mätas i tillräckligt stor utsträckning. En sammanfattning av studien bidrar till rekommendationer till framtida arbete. / Internet usage has never been greater. Search engines provide a gateway to discover content online. The content comes in the form of web pages, which are categorized by the automated services of a search engine. Certain steps can be taken to optimize the way web sites are categorized, all of which are done to improve the visibility on search engines. Another way to increase visibility of a web site can be achieved with search engine marketing. Search engine marketing describes the process of advertising content on search engines. Search engine providers have different tools that may assist the process of advertising. The company that this report concerns provides services in the areas of optimizing and advertising content on search engines. The problem manifests in the company’s current system, which doesn’t provide an acceptable way of analyzing statistics of their search engine marketing efforts. Employees involved with their respective customers may not share information about their strategies and statistics to co-workers. The purpose of the project is to define a method for the company and its employees to achieve a higher level analysis of keyword and advertisement data. The work is realized in a platform that provides employees a way to extract relevant statistics from a web application. A qualitative methodology is defined to collect descriptive information about the company’s processes and their expectations on the system to be developed. The system is developed in a series of iterations and is deployed on a server provided by the company. The efforts have resulted in a useful system that may provide employees with deeper insights as to which factors that might be key for the success of certain advertisement strategies. However, the effects of the system have not been measured to confirm if the method actually improved the company’s search engine marketing efforts. To conclude the study, a set of recommendations has been given for future work.
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The Legal Implications of Internet Marketing : Exploiting the Digital Marketplace Within the Boundaries of the Law

Mizrahi, Sarit 12 1900 (has links)
Au cours des dernières années, le domaine de la consommation a grandement évolué. Les agents de marketing ont commencé à utiliser l’Internet pour influencer les consommateurs en employant des tactiques originales et imaginatives qui ont rendus possible l’atteinte d'un niveau de communication interpersonnelle qui avait précédemment été insondable. Leurs interactions avec les consommateurs, en utilisant la technologie moderne, se manifeste sous plusieurs formes différentes qui sont toutes accompagnés de leur propre assortiment de problèmes juridiques. D’abord, il n'est pas rare pour les agents de marketing d’utiliser des outils qui leur permettent de suivre les actions des consommateurs dans le monde virtuel ainsi que dans le monde physique. Les renseignements personnels recueillis d'une telle manière sont souvent utilisés à des fins de publicité comportementale en ligne – une utilisation qui ne respecte pas toujours les limites du droit à la vie privée. Il est également devenu assez commun pour les agents de marketing d’utiliser les médias sociaux afin de converser avec les consommateurs. Ces forums ont aussi servi à la commission d’actes anticoncurrentiels, ainsi qu’à la diffusion de publicités fausses et trompeuses – deux pratiques qui sont interdites tant par la loi sur la concurrence que la loi sur la protection des consommateurs. Enfin, les agents de marketing utilisent diverses tactiques afin de joindre les consommateurs plus efficacement en utilisant diverses tactiques qui les rendent plus visible dans les moteurs de recherche sur Internet, dont certaines sont considérés comme malhonnêtes et pourraient présenter des problèmes dans les domaines du droit de la concurrence et du droit des marques de commerce. Ce mémoire offre une description détaillée des outils utilisés à des fins de marketing sur Internet, ainsi que de la manière dont ils sont utilisés. Il illustre par ailleurs les problèmes juridiques qui peuvent survenir à la suite de leur utilisation et définit le cadre législatif régissant l’utilisation de ces outils par les agents de marketing, pour enfin démontrer que les lois qui entrent en jeu dans de telles circonstances peuvent, en effet, se révéler bénéfiques pour ces derniers d'un point de vue économique. / The evolution of consumerism in recent years has been nothing short of remarkable. The unprecedented use of the Internet by marketers to influence consumers in original and imaginative ways has rendered possible a level of communicative efficiency that had previously been unfathomable. Their interaction with consumers using modern technology manifests itself in several different forms – all of which are accompanied by their own assortment of legal issues. To begin with, it is not unheard of for marketers to use tools meant to track the behaviour of individuals throughout both the virtual and physical worlds. The personal information collected in such a manner is often utilized for Online Behavioural Advertising purposes – a use which does not always respect the boundaries of privacy law. It has also become rather common for marketers to utilize online social media to promote conversations with consumers. It has occurred, however, that these forums have also been utilized to further the anti-competitive ambitions of companies while also serving as an outlet for false advertising – two eventualities that are prohibited by both competition laws and consumer protection laws. Finally, marketers utilize various tactics in order to more successfully reach consumers through online search engines – a practice known as Search Engine Marketing – some of which are considered to be dishonest and could present issues from both competition law and trademark law perspectives. This thesis essentially provides a detailed description of these tools and the manners in which they are utilized and then proceeds to illustrate the legal issues that may arise as a result of their use. In doing so, it outlines the legal boundaries within which marketers must use these tools so as to ultimately demonstrate that the laws that come into play under such circumstances may, in fact, prove to be beneficial to marketers from an economic perspective.
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The Legal Implications of Internet Marketing : Exploiting the Digital Marketplace Within the Boundaries of the Law

Mizrahi, Sarit 12 1900 (has links)
Au cours des dernières années, le domaine de la consommation a grandement évolué. Les agents de marketing ont commencé à utiliser l’Internet pour influencer les consommateurs en employant des tactiques originales et imaginatives qui ont rendus possible l’atteinte d'un niveau de communication interpersonnelle qui avait précédemment été insondable. Leurs interactions avec les consommateurs, en utilisant la technologie moderne, se manifeste sous plusieurs formes différentes qui sont toutes accompagnés de leur propre assortiment de problèmes juridiques. D’abord, il n'est pas rare pour les agents de marketing d’utiliser des outils qui leur permettent de suivre les actions des consommateurs dans le monde virtuel ainsi que dans le monde physique. Les renseignements personnels recueillis d'une telle manière sont souvent utilisés à des fins de publicité comportementale en ligne – une utilisation qui ne respecte pas toujours les limites du droit à la vie privée. Il est également devenu assez commun pour les agents de marketing d’utiliser les médias sociaux afin de converser avec les consommateurs. Ces forums ont aussi servi à la commission d’actes anticoncurrentiels, ainsi qu’à la diffusion de publicités fausses et trompeuses – deux pratiques qui sont interdites tant par la loi sur la concurrence que la loi sur la protection des consommateurs. Enfin, les agents de marketing utilisent diverses tactiques afin de joindre les consommateurs plus efficacement en utilisant diverses tactiques qui les rendent plus visible dans les moteurs de recherche sur Internet, dont certaines sont considérés comme malhonnêtes et pourraient présenter des problèmes dans les domaines du droit de la concurrence et du droit des marques de commerce. Ce mémoire offre une description détaillée des outils utilisés à des fins de marketing sur Internet, ainsi que de la manière dont ils sont utilisés. Il illustre par ailleurs les problèmes juridiques qui peuvent survenir à la suite de leur utilisation et définit le cadre législatif régissant l’utilisation de ces outils par les agents de marketing, pour enfin démontrer que les lois qui entrent en jeu dans de telles circonstances peuvent, en effet, se révéler bénéfiques pour ces derniers d'un point de vue économique. / The evolution of consumerism in recent years has been nothing short of remarkable. The unprecedented use of the Internet by marketers to influence consumers in original and imaginative ways has rendered possible a level of communicative efficiency that had previously been unfathomable. Their interaction with consumers using modern technology manifests itself in several different forms – all of which are accompanied by their own assortment of legal issues. To begin with, it is not unheard of for marketers to use tools meant to track the behaviour of individuals throughout both the virtual and physical worlds. The personal information collected in such a manner is often utilized for Online Behavioural Advertising purposes – a use which does not always respect the boundaries of privacy law. It has also become rather common for marketers to utilize online social media to promote conversations with consumers. It has occurred, however, that these forums have also been utilized to further the anti-competitive ambitions of companies while also serving as an outlet for false advertising – two eventualities that are prohibited by both competition laws and consumer protection laws. Finally, marketers utilize various tactics in order to more successfully reach consumers through online search engines – a practice known as Search Engine Marketing – some of which are considered to be dishonest and could present issues from both competition law and trademark law perspectives. This thesis essentially provides a detailed description of these tools and the manners in which they are utilized and then proceeds to illustrate the legal issues that may arise as a result of their use. In doing so, it outlines the legal boundaries within which marketers must use these tools so as to ultimately demonstrate that the laws that come into play under such circumstances may, in fact, prove to be beneficial to marketers from an economic perspective.
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Elektronický obchod a jeho marketing / E-commerce and its Marketing

Musilová, Veronika January 2009 (has links)
I will attend to creation suitable model of e-marketing for e-shop with flowers in my diploma work. The aim will by join the possible instruments of online marketing in order that the company can succesfully work on the Internet. and ensure the betterposition before the competition. I will focus on e-marketing and its individua instruments. I will make some analysis of the company, by virtue of I will propose what kind of e-marketing can company use. Last but not least I will attend to the aims, which company should achieve and own potential which should valorize.

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